Relationship between Chakra Energy and Consciousness
Journal Title: Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR) - Year 2019, Vol 15, Issue 3
Abstract
In the Hindu philosophy it is clearly mentioned that the chakra energy in human body is directly related to the human consciousness. The present work deals with the experimental study to validate this fact and prove that the chakra energy is directly related to the human consciousness. The study is performed on 122 people.The ancient Chinese systems, acupuncture [1] and acupressure [2,3], have gained general public acceptance internationally and, to a limited extent, in the main-stream science (e.g. for relief of dental and obstetric pain). These are based, in theory, on the existence of 12 meridians each on the two sides (Total 24 and 365 acupressure points on the limbs. The status of an organ depends on the balance between the meridians. This also indicates body’s energy level. However, until recently, the only method available for determining the status of the energy level of the meridians was by physical means or by clinical examination. Over the last 50 years or so the Japanese scientists have developed the quasi-scientific Ryodoraku system [4] in which the electrical resistance of tissues at selected acupressure points in the limbs on two sides, which were also identified in the ancient Chinese systems, is measured by an instrument, developed in Japan, the Electro Meridian Analysis System (MEAD Analyzer) [5].
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DK Chaturvedi
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